1. At the restaurant, Lionel recognizes the six men in suits and monks from the Zendo and ends up
(a) Clapping each one on the shoulder.
(b) Ordering them a round of sake.
(c) Punching the one who says he has an utterance problem.
(d) Asking if he can join them.

2. (Tourette Dreams) immediately follows
(a) A tic.
(b) Frank's departure.
(c) Lionel passing out.
(d) Lionel blowing out the candle and going to bed.

3. The names Matricardi and Rockaforte are
(a) Written at the bottom of the business card for L & L Movers.
(b) Kept from the Minna Men.
(c) Frank's real family names.
(d) Never to be mentioned.

4. At Sarah J. Hale High School, it is not cool for a white boy to talk to, flirt with or make eye contact with a black girl because
(a) Their are only a few black girls.
(b) The student majority is hispanic.
(c) They are already claimed by boyfriends and their lives lead elsewhere.
(d) The white girl gangs will be insulted and ambush them.

5. According to Lionel, a Touretter can also be
(a) The Invisible Man
(b) Silent.
(c) Ambidextrous.
(d) A Genius.

Short Answer Questions

1. The story of the younger girl who meets two brothers in Maine and becomes lovers with first the older brother and later the younger brother suggests

2. In the story of the two brothers and the girl, the term "Rama-lama-ding-dong" refers to

3. After Gilbert is arrested, Lionel feels that someone is

4. In Chapter 4, the author's change in point of view makes the reader feel

5. When Minna is abducted, Lionel and Gilbert are able to find him because

(see the answer key)

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